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	5/6/2013: 1: WONDER ‘ OIL’ TO END ARTHRITIS AGONY SCIENTISTS have created an “oil” for joints hailed as a breakthrough for millions of arthritis sufferers. The wonder treatment is said to work better than anything used currently to ease the crippling disease. The synthetic substance stops the... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	5/6/2013: Front Page: FAMILY IN SPEED BOAT CARNAGE A FATHER and daughter were killed and four other members of their family seriously injured when their speedboat ran out of control yesterday. The group, including four children aged from four to 12, were thrown from the boat when it flipped over.... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	5/6/2013: Front Page: SECRET SEX NIGHTMARE OF 8 TOP FOOTIE ACES EIGHT top footballers have told their clubs they are gay but are terrified of “coming out” for fear of a backlash from fans. Team-mates and managers are helping to keep the truth hidden so that the stars can play on without fear of homophobic chants... Visit Daily Star Web Site

	5/6/2013: News: Good for you? Get ready to pop a cork: champagne is officially good for your brain. Research has found that bubbly can help prevent brain disorders such as Alzheimer’s and dementia. Here are six other consumables with unexpected health benefits. Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	5/3/2013: FRONT PAGE: FARAGE: VOTERS SEND IN THE UKIP CLOWNS NIGEL FARAGE’S Ukip today made spectacular election gains that forced the Conservatives to consider local power-sharing deals with a party they dismissed as “clowns” a few days ago. In a day of drama, Ukip laid claim to be the new third force of... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	5/6/2013: Front Page: The night one was not amused This was the sight that confronted a crowd of drummers outside London’s Gielgud Theatre at the weekend when Dame Helen Mirren, playing the Queen, emerged from the stage door in full costume to tell them to be quiet Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	5/6/2013: FRONT PAGE: Sex assault claims are totally false says Evans Nigel Evans is to stand aside on a temporary basis as deputy speaker of the House of Commons as he fights “completely false” allegations that he raped one man and sexually assaulted another. Amid signs that the Commons Speaker John Bercow feared that... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	5/6/2013: FRONT PAGE: Muddy hell A good excuse for a dirty weekend More than 300 people joined the Maldon Mud Race in Essex yesterday. Since 1973 enthusiasts have gathered to squirm their way through 400m of ooze on the mudbanks of the River Blackwater at low tide Visit The Independent Web Site

	5/6/2013: Front Page: Fourfold rise in pupils who need extra support THE number of children in Scottish schools who need extra help in the classroom due to conditions such as autism, ADHD and learning difficulties has shown a dramatic fourfold increase in the past ten years, figures reveal. Campaigners have called for... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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